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Enforcing U.S. Resident's Right To Keep & Bear Arms
WHILE ENCOURAGING FELLOW U.S. PATRIOTS
TO USE THEIR 2ND AMENDMENT RIGHTS & FIREARMS TO DETAIN, CRIMINALLY PROSECUTE, AND INITIATE ASSET FORFEITURE CASES EN MASS TO RECOUP THE ILL GOTTEN GAINS OF THE U.S. DOMESTIC ENEMIES EMPLOYED AND EMPOWERED BY THE U.S. GO VERNMENT AS BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERS & JUDGES WHOM ARE ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN A LONG TERM CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE SUBVERTING THE RULE OF LAW FROM WITHIN THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE WHICH PROTECTS THE INDUSTRIAL SCALE 'CONSPIRACY AGAINST RIGHTS'
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'LAWFULLY RESTORE THE U.S. RULE OF LAW'
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LAWFULLY PUT AN END TO:
'THE WIDESPREAD U.S. GOVERNMENT SPONSORED MASS ATROCITIES'
THAT SATISFY THE LEGAL THRESHOLD OF:
'UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
& U.S. STATES GOVERNMENTS
'U.S.A. CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY'
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CIA Documents on Clinton’s ‘Plan’ to Tie Trump Campaign to Russia....
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January 1994. The Clinton administration authorizes the Chinese launch of three satellites, including one Hughes satellite. The same month, the United States resumes financing for the UNFPA, which funds China’s population control program that includes coercive abortion.
March 30, 1994. The United States lifts export restrictions on telecommunications and computer technology imposed by the Coordinating Committee for Multilateral Export Controls. China and the former Soviet block are the primary beneficiaries.
May 3, 1994. President Clinton tells CNN, “I do not seek, nor would it be proper, for the United States or any other nation to tell a great nation like China how to conduct all its internal affairs, to treat all its citizens or what laws it should have. That would be wrong.
”June 2, 1994. President Clinton announces that he will sign an executive order extending MFN to China for another year.
Clinton says that he will no longer link trade with human rights in evaluating China’s MFN status.
September 1994. Loral CEO Bernard Schwartz travels to China with Commerce Secretary Ron Brown on a trade mission. From 1992 to the present, Schwartz has given $1.9 million to the Democratic Party.
October 4, 1994. US Secretary of State Warren Christopher and Chinese Foreign Minister Qian Qichen sign an agreement ending the ban on export to China of US high-technology, including satellite launch equipment and computer technology.
October 7, 1994. China conducts an underground nuclear test.
October 18, 1994. US Defense Secretary William Perry and Chinese military leaders agree to begin high-level briefings on each other’s military strategy. Perry tells a news conference, “We are putting into place one dimension of the overall policy of President Clinton’s program of broad, constructive engagement with China.
On Sept. 13, 1994, Clinton signed the Assault Weapons Ban into law as part of the 1994 Crime Bill. Targeting semi-automatic weapons bearing characteristics of military guns, the AWB banned a wide range of weapons, such as the AK-47 and the AR series of rifles. Among guns outlawed by the AWB were any that included two or more of a list of characteristics ranging from telescoping stocks to bayonet mounts.
PRESIDENT BILL CLINTON'S Executive Measures
AIMED AT DETERRING CITIZENS FROM CRIMINALLY ADJUDICATING CRIMINALLY CORRUPT U.S. & STATES GOVERNMENTS.
May 15, 1995. China explodes a nuclear bomb in an underground test.
May 26, 1995. In a White House announcement, President Clinton says, “I have decided that the United States should renew ‘Most Favored Nation’ trading status toward China…I am moving, therefore, to delink human rights from the annual extension of ‘Most Favored Nation’ trading status for China.
”July 21-26, 1995. China conducts tests of six surface-to-surface ballistic missiles off the coast of Taiwan.
August 15-25, 1995. China conducts off-shore military exercises 90 miles north of Taiwan.
August 17, 1995. China explodes a nuclear bomb in underground test.
August 25, 1995. In spite of Republican opposition, President Clinton announces that the First Lady will attend the UN Conference on Women in China.
September 1995. In a meeting with public officials from Long Beach, California, President Clinton pushes for the Long Beach Naval Station to be leased to the Chinese government owned COSCO.
October 6, 1995. President Clinton loosens restrictions on the sale of high-performance computers. China is allowed to import ../../timeless/how-china-conquered-america746/computers of less than 7_000 million theoretical operations per second for civilian purposes.css; they can get greater capacity with special permission from the Commerce Department. The computers offer China’s missile program increased simulation capability in assessing nuclear blast damage and kill zones.
October 9, 1995. After pressure from producers of communications satellites prompted a review of existing restrictions, Secretary of State Warren Christopher issues an order keeping commercial satellites on the munitions list, an inventory of strategic military and intelligence technology, and reaffirming the jurisdiction of the State Department in the matter.
October 24, 1995. Jiang Zemin and Clinton meet in New York City. Their meeting was scheduled at the New York Public Library, but was moved at the last minute after Chinese officials learned that the library was exhibiting photographs of the pro-democracy protestors in Tiananmen Square.
1995, 11 states adopted truth-in-sentencing laws in 1995, one year after passage of the crime bill. (TO PROSECUTE GUN OWNERS)
February 6, 1996. Wang Jun, head of the China International Trade and Investment Corporation and holder of a multibillion dollar interest in one of Hong Kong’s leading satellite companies, meets with Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown at the Commerce Department. Wang, called a “Chinese arms dealer” in a Senate Committee Report, later attends a White House Coffee with President Clinton, escorted by Charlie Trie, a DNC fundraiser who raised $640,000 for the President’s Legal Defense Fund, all of which was returned after the source could not be verified. Tried fled to China rather than face questioning, but has since returned under indictment. The same day, President Clinton approves the launch of four American satellites by Chinese rockets.
February 15, 1996. A Chinese Long March 3B carrying a $200 million Loral satellite explodes 22 seconds after lift off.
March 14, 1996. President Clinton shifts control over regulating the export of communications satellites from the State Dept. which was primarily concerned with national security aspects of such exports, to the Commerce Dept., which is concerned with the economic benefits.
May 10, 1996. The Loral-led review commission investigating the February rocket explosion completes and passes on to Chinese officials its report, which according to the April 13, 1998 New York Times, discusses “sensitive aspects of the rocket’s guidance and control systems, which is an area of weakness in China’s missile programs.” The New York Times says that a Pentagon report concludes that, as a result of this technology transfer, “United States national security has been harmed”.
May 23, 1996. President Clinton calls for renewal of MFN for China, saying that renewal would not be “a referendum on all China’s policies,” but “a vote for America’s interests.
”June 8, 1996. China conducts an underground nuclear test.
July 21, 1996. Johnny Chung, according to the New York Times, brings Liu Chao-ying to two DNC fundraisers, including a $25,000 per couple dinner. Liu Chao-ying is a Lieutenant Colonel in the People’s Liberation Army and an executive at China Aerospace, which owns the Great Wall Industry Corp. that makes Long March rockets. Her father is the top commander of Chinese military forces. The New York Times says that Chung has told the Justice Dept. that Liu gave him the better part of $100,000 he contributed to the DNC in the latter part of 1996, and that the source of the money was the PLA.
July 29, 1996. China declares a moratorium on nuclear testing after conducting another nuclear test.
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UG. 6, 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act AmendmentS Required The Strongest Standards FOR Water & Establishing Revolving LOANS TO CommunitieS (EXTRA CLAUSES GAVE TAX MONEY TO COUNTRY?)
August 8, 1996. According to AP, Clinton meets again with Long Beach officials to advocate turning over the naval base to COSCO.
September 24, 1996. At the UN, President Clinton joins with the foreign ministers of China, France, Russia and Great Britain in signing the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty forbidding all testing of nuclear weapons.
November 5, 1996. President Clinton wins reelection. According to the Center for Responsive Politics, the single largest Democratic donor during the election cycle was Loral CEO Bernard Schwartz, who gave $632,000 in ‘soft money’ to the Democratic Party between 1995 and 1996. The State Dept. issues regulations shifting responsibility for satellite launching licenses to the Commerce Dept.
1997 Preventable Error: PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT CA, AZ, TX,
January 1997. The Panamanian government awards the contract to operate the Atlantic and Pacific ports of the Panama Canal to a Hong Kong company, Hutchison Whampoa. China takes control of Hong Kong six months later. The United States, which is set to relinquish control of the canal next year, does not protest.
March 25, 1997. While in Beijing for a meeting with Premier Li Peng and President Jiang Zemin, Vice President Gore attends signing ceremonies for Boeing’s $685 million sale of five jetliners to China’s state-owned Civil Aviation Administration as well as a $1.3 billion joint venture between General Motors and China’s state-owned Shanghai Automotive Industry Corp.
APRIL 24, 1997 ~ Chemical Weapons Convention Ratified ~
PROSECUTORIAL MISCONDUCT & CRIMINALLY CORRUPTED COURTS OF LAW WITHELD EXCULPATORY EVIDENCE & OFFERED INNOCENT CITIZENS REDUCED CRIMINAL CHARGES & PRISON SENTENCES FOR GUILTY PLEAS THAT INCLUDE FORFEITING THEIR ONLY ASSETS IN TRAILING CIVIL COURT CASES WHICH BY DESIGN KEEPS CITIZENS FROM BAILING OUT & FROM BEING ABLE TO AFFORD A LAWYER.
Preventable Error: A Report on Prosecutorial Misconduct in California ~ Santa Clara University School of Law ~
OCTOBER 1, 2010